52 Days Timelapse of Nepenthes (with Nikon P1000) / pitcher plant, Kannenpflanze

[@waffleauflauf4213]

Great time lapse! I just got a pitcher plant and am watching it form pitchers for the first time. This video was a great way to watch the process, and a reassurance that the pitchers were healthy and developing properly! Very excited to watch my own blossom 😄

[@stevengreen9234]

that is legit the reason i watched this as well

[@monke1919]

What pitcher plant? There is like 4 of them

[@andreterporten7385]

@@stevengreen9234, b ln MN r

[@Your_VR_dude]

That time lapse is a tropical Pitcher plant like my photo

[@dirtmonster7930]

It's actually not a flower. Just a modified leaf for digesting anything that is in there. Mine's in bloom now (Male).

[@Summerandwinterthecat]

So cool! Just got a new nepenthes a few weeks ago. We trimmed dead traps and leaves. And one of its leaves that was small and curled up. Opened. But my cat ate it 😢. One pitcher got damaged. But i didn't know that theyll grow that fast 😄

[@wellspringgardens]

What a great timelapse. Love the different parts you chose to zoom in on.

[@Jammilogy]

What a wonderful timelapse! I really love this

[@LindemannFilmFotoDrohne]

Thank you :)

[@NaniFatimana]

9:31 when its cold

[@LindemannFilmFotoDrohne]

😁

[@kaikart123]

4:41 when she keep sucking

[@bubucultus]

...and when it’s dark The freezing moon can obsess you!!

[@peepsquiggler]

Awesome video! 😲👍 Great macro and details of this "every home need one one" plant! I had trouble with them drying out, but found that it thrives if I put it in the sun and keep the whole pot submerged in water. Really trying to drown it. 😄

[@LindemannFilmFotoDrohne]

Thank you 😊 yes, they like it very wet 😁

[@monke1919]

Having the pot submerged in water kills it. And these plants are pretty easy to grow if you keep the soil moist

[@michellenepomuceno4889]

This so cool! I just got interested on carnivore plants and doing some research and I found this! Amazing! I'm still in awe! Thank you for this wonderful video! 💚💚💚

[@kyrkbymannen]

Well done, capturing them like this!

[@LindemannFilmFotoDrohne]

Thank you ☺️

[@profit2133]

Deserves way more views. Great video !!

[@LindemannFilmFotoDrohne]

Thank you :)

[@selvam383]

Hard work never fails. Keep it up

[@rylanfutch8849]

Interesting comment. Hard work would be working in an Amazon warehouse. This video was all about setting up your camera and then walking away and letting it do it's thing. Not hard work.

[@alpyal1287]

@@rylanfutch8849really had to make this all about yourself huh?

[@felisabravocarrillo599]

Después de mucho esfuerzo el trabajo se ve maravilloso. Gracias por compartir. 🌿😘

[@LindemannFilmFotoDrohne]

muchas gracias :)

[@nachhaltig-reparieren]

da hat sich die Investition einer Pflanzenbeleuchtung aber gelohnt super Video 👍👍👍

[@LindemannFilmFotoDrohne]

Vielen Dank :)

[@scottjohnson7872]

Fascinating to see them develop and evolve in time laps . I will scrutinize this to determine . When and at what stage the plant adds digestive enzymes into the developing pitchers . Ty for sharing this . Very educational.

[@cfranc0222]

Wonderful! Thank you!

[@margarets4610]

Great video and perfect background music ♥️

[@LindemannFilmFotoDrohne]

Thank you very much ☺️

[@MoonlightAcid1]

God i love nepenthes, such beautiful plants

[@linmartinez2516]

Wow thats so amazing! I just got my nepenthes 2 weeks ago, way to go! *mind if I ask what is the title of ur bgm, ty in advance!

[@LindemannFilmFotoDrohne]

I'm sorry, I can't find the music title again. It was something from the KZbin Audio library.

[@linmartinez2516]

@@LindemannFilmFotoDrohne its alright! Tnx! Stay safe!~

[@syrianlights8809]

Amazing thanks for your great efforts

[@jerrysmith3017]

Thats amazing, I love these plants got a couple myself. I think i'll post a video someday talking about them. My most fav at the moment is my nepenthes robcantleyi x hamata it is vigorous

[@nepnep1997]

Echt klasse. Das muss ich auch mal ausprobieren bei meinen Pflänzchen. Geile idee😍👍

[@LindemannFilmFotoDrohne]

Ich wünsche dir viel Erfolg dabei :)

[@nepnep1997]

@@LindemannFilmFotoDrohne vielen lieben Dank und bleib gesund 😉

[@edwardmagri4590]

Wow! Fantastic! I own the p1000 too and i cannot understand how you made such a long timelapse. The only settings the camera has for timelapse are from 10min to 150min. And superlapse (movie) maximum recording time is 29min. I also checked on the manual and there isnt any way to disable these time limits. Can you explain how you did it? 🤔

[@LindemannFilmFotoDrohne]

The interval function can be selected under the menu item serial recording. There you can choose the interval at which the photos should be taken. There is no time limit. You can see it here in another video of mine. The menu can only be seen in German there. I hope this helps you anyway. kzbin.info/www/bejne/l2ixiomahtycn9E

[@STNG17-]

Amazing timelapse! Can I ask you a question? Is it okay for the plants to get 24/7 light? I think they need to rest too.

[@LindemannFilmFotoDrohne]

Thank you. During the time lapse, the Nepenthes grew very well. So i don't think 24/7 light is a problem for them. But I don't know for sure.

[@STNG17-]

@@LindemannFilmFotoDrohne Oh thanks! Hope your plants doing well.

[@kevinstewart8696]

This is amazing!!! What Grow Light are you using?

[@LindemannFilmFotoDrohne]

I don't remember exactly what kind of lamp that was. Just that it was a plant grow lamp I ordered from a grow shop.

[@prestonvgames]

Incredible video!

[@eguorakk]

This is spectacular,

[@LindemannFilmFotoDrohne]

Thank you 😊

[@eguorakk]

I recently got a Nepenthes bicalcarata, and it is halfway in the production its first leaf since I acquired it, it was absolutely fascinating to see the full development of a leaf and its pitcher in your video. I hope mine can grow with such grace and finesse,! 👌

[@pahleviibnutsani981]

Bro do you even timelapse? Sure i do timelapsing timlapse Superb video sir

[@givim80]

So cooooool !

[@Wanda_H_Heart]

thank you.

[@martiantripod372c8]

Very nice time lapse

[@HamzeTV]

Крутое видео!👍👍👍

[@robieosborne7369]

What does it mean if the baby pitcher turns green?

[@editoons15]

It is a lower pitcher trying to attract bugs that crawl on the floor based on the color pattern

[@jovianemelio4202]

Great video! What is that plant in the middle that keeps moving its leaves?

[@LindemannFilmFotoDrohne]

Thank you. That is a mimosa.

[@morkvomork6815]

Mimosa pudica. It folds it leaves every evening and if you touch it. It´s a sensitive plant and it folds it´s leaves as quick that you can see it without timelapse. I only know three plants able to do this.

[@marcipicci4414]

3??? I only knew of the mimosa pudica. What are the others?

[@morkvomork6815]

@@marcipicci4414 One is Dionea muscipula and the other Biophytum sensitivum.

[@tuckthedog5837]

@@morkvomork6815 there are also some drosera species that move fast enough to see

[@RealTimeLapse]

Nice time lapse

[@LindemannFilmFotoDrohne]

Thank you 😊

[@goodforyou]

How much water and light you give him...mine its look like more with orchid and it get tall without traps

[@LindemannFilmFotoDrohne]

I always leave them in the water so that the soil always stays moist. The plants are in a sunny window seat. In winter, when it gets darker, they get fewer pitchers, sometimes even no pitchers for a while.

[@ClausCarnivores]

tolle Timelapse, ich mache aus Zeitrafferaufnahmen aber eher kurze mit meinen Droseras :) Aber diese ist wirklich gut,toll gemacht.

[@LindemannFilmFotoDrohne]

Vielen Dank 🙂

[@commodore98]

You have three plants all from different continents. Growing them together in the same conditions will be disastrous for at least one of them.

[@LindemannFilmFotoDrohne]

yeah, that wasn't a good idea. after the end of the time lapse, the plants were separated from one another. all 3 plants survived and are growing very well.

[@cool_perst2332]

What is the background music called?

[@franki560]

Do they need special soil and humidity or can we grow them under normal sunlight like a regular house plant??

[@LindemannFilmFotoDrohne]

Nepenthes need special soil for carnivorous plants. The soil must not be too rich in nutrients. In addition, you should only water them with rainwater, since tap water usually contains too much lime. The pot should be permanently submerged in water to keep the soil moist. And then the plant should be in a relatively sunny place. It also does not tolerate cold.

[@franki560]

@@LindemannFilmFotoDrohne Wow got it I usually have a green thumb so I’m gonna see if I can raise these properly thank you

[@the_real_drwhoroblox1935]

Found it ironic that the mimosa pudica was having a seizure

[@lord_chaos7722]

Very nice

[@m.hoffman2889]

what setting didd you use?

[@abir95571]

Are you using soil mix for NEPENTHES ?? That's a bit weird .. carnivorous plants are grown in nutrient deficient soil

[@LindemannFilmFotoDrohne]

No, I only use peat.

[@abir95571]

@@LindemannFilmFotoDrohne oh .. yeah . From a distance it looked like gardening soil

[@waterchestnutful]

Do you fill your pitchers with water yourself? Trying to find a definitive answer on whether I should do this...

[@LindemannFilmFotoDrohne]

no, they fill themselves with water. If the water from the Nepenthes' pitchers accidentally spills you can add something yourself. but very little and only rainwater or distilled water. If I added too much water, the pitchers dried up.

[@SESHERDnB]

The spider at 4:36

[@LindemannFilmFotoDrohne]

The spider was later found dead in one of the pitchers.

[@ShabbernigdoXingjian]

that plant in the middle look like its about to just walk off on its own.

[@miguelpuyodsebastian5887]

Hi! What an awesome video! Did you sprayed the Nephentes with water? I'm trying to grow one but the leafs are not ending of growing. Thanks!

[@LindemannFilmFotoDrohne]

Hello. Thank you. No, I don't spray the Nepenthes with water. I just keep the soil moist.

[@miguelpuyodsebastian5887]

@@LindemannFilmFotoDrohne WoW! Awesome. Keep growing!!

[@Meeoozeek]

Hi there. Was it just photos or is it a video you shot. I just got my Nikon P 1000 - I haven't even charged it yet - and was wandering if this is a series of pics stitched together or if it is a continuous shot you processed afterwards. Thanks

[@LindemannFilmFotoDrohne]

That were photos I stitched together.

[@Meeoozeek]

@@LindemannFilmFotoDrohne Ok thanks mate

[@tennesseescarnivoresextra8042]

I don’t want to be a buzzkill but nepenthes and flytraps should not be together because one is tropical wick means warm all year round and I don’t know if that is a Venus fly trap but the flytrap needs a winter dormancy idk about the plant in the middle and also nepenthes don’t really do good in soil but better in sphagnum moss just a few tips ☺️

[@Sach_draws]

Why is there mold on the pots. Shouldn't you like clean it off, or does it no effect the plants?

[@LindemannFilmFotoDrohne]

This is not a mold. these are limescale deposits. I had made the mistake of using normal tap water. After the time lapse was over, I repotted the plants and only watered them with rainwater.

[@Sach_draws]

@@LindemannFilmFotoDrohne ok thanks for responding. I was worried about mold cause were I live EVERY plant molds over🤣

[@bennylee6584]

Wow! this is crazy! did you not sleep for 50 days or did you have some sort of trigger going off every 10 mins?

[@bennylee6584]

Amazing video by the way

[@LindemannFilmFotoDrohne]

The Nikon has a internal intervalometer. It made automatically every ten minutes a photo.

[@bennylee6584]

@@LindemannFilmFotoDrohne Amazing! Thanks for the reply!

[@piermoon96]

@@LindemannFilmFotoDrohne but how can u make a time lapse video after that? cause I also have a Coolpix p1000 and I followed your settings with intervalometer n all, but at the end how to create the time lapse video?

[@LindemannFilmFotoDrohne]

@@piermoon96 With video editing software, you then have to combine the photos into a video clip.

[@pseitrends1435]

I mist spray mine with distilled water every hour

[@LindemannFilmFotoDrohne]

every hour? that seems a bit overprotective to me.

[@Hi-mi8rn]

welche art von nepenthes ist das?

[@LindemannFilmFotoDrohne]

Ich glaube das war eine Nepenthes ventrata. Bin mir da aber nicht mehr sicher. Hatte das Schildchen beim Umtopfen leider weggeschmissen 🙈

[@martiantripod372c8]

Also I saw you had flytraps those need dormancy in the winter for atleast three months if you put it in the fridge for 3 months it will live for another year... If you skip dormancy your flytrap will die over the span of 2 years

[@LindemannFilmFotoDrohne]

thanks for the tip

[@jk-pq3gw]

What type of light were you using for the plants?

[@LindemannFilmFotoDrohne]

I don't remember the exact name. but it is a growth lamp for plants.

[@mejbishow5297]

cool

[@soymorales1749]

Name song?

[@your_average_blanket_lover3732]

What type of dirt is it in?

[@LindemannFilmFotoDrohne]

Peat

[@your_average_blanket_lover3732]

Thanks!

[@maksgrygiel]

The soil, that u grow nepenthes in just hurts.

[@rocioalvarado2525]

Yas queee

[@drprasadbkini]

What light did u use for plant growth?

[@LindemannFilmFotoDrohne]

It was a special growth lamp from a plant shop. Don´t know more what light exactly it was.

[@cooldam]

@@LindemannFilmFotoDrohne Do you know how many watts is the lamp? (it is written on the lamp for example - 50W) and is it LED or no?

[@sogandabaspour7065]

This video makes me so hungry Caus I ate my last pitcher plant and it was so yes

[@kaikart123]

What is that plant in the middle?

[@LindemannFilmFotoDrohne]

The plant in the middle was a Mimosa.

[@kaikart123]

@@LindemannFilmFotoDrohne thanks

[@skyeocaranza3553]

What’s the name of that other plant right next to your pitcher plant?

[@LindemannFilmFotoDrohne]

The plant in the middle is a mimosa. but it was a mistake to plant them in the same pot there.

[@skyeocaranza3553]

@@LindemannFilmFotoDrohne ooo thank you! I love the look of that plant. Why was it a mistake?

[@isaacivanov293]

52 days to griw fully leaf

[@martiantripod372c8]

This is either nepenthes ventrata or nepenthes alata

[@LindemannFilmFotoDrohne]

It is a hybrid

[@loganwayne7359]

Do u own drosera

[@LindemannFilmFotoDrohne]

Currently not. I have some Venus Flytraps, different Nepenthes and Sarracenia purpurrea.

[@user-on8gm6wx6c]

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